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Getting to the Great Mosque Of Cordoba | location & tips
Cordoba Mosque-CathedralDirections
Where is the Cordoba Mosque located?
Address: C. Cardenal Herrero, 1, 14003 Córdoba, Spain
The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba is located in Cordoba, the Spanish region of Andalusia. It is easily accessible from the rest of the city and is well connected by public transport.
Nearest Landmark: Puerta del Puente (300m)
Plan your visit to Cordoba MosqueGetting to the Great Mosque Of Cordoba by public transport
By Bus
By Train
Travel Time: 19 Minutes
Nearest Bus Stop: Puerta del Puente (300 m)
- You can take several city buses to get to the Mezquita, including bus lines 3, 4, and 9.
- The nearest bus stop is Puerta del Puente
Travel Time: 50 minutes
Nearest Railway Station: Cordoba Railway Station (1.7 Km)
- Trains run hourly between Malaga and Cordoba. The earliest departure is at 04:13pm, and the last departure from Malaga is at 08:13pm which arrives in Cordoba at 09:18pm
- The nearest railway station to Mezquita Cordoba is Cordoba Railway Station which is located about a 5 minutes drive away from the mosque.
- Cordoba Railway Station serves AVE high-speed rail lines connecting main cities such as Madrid Atocha with Malaga, Seville, and Granada
Getting to the Great Mosque Of Cordoba by car
Driving Route
Parking Facilities Near Cordoba Mosque
Travel Time: 15 minutes (Palacio de la Merced)
- Start from Palacio de la Merced and head northeast on Plaza de Colon toward Calle San Felipe Neri.
- Turn left onto Calle San Felipe Neri and continue straight.
- Turn right onto Calle Eduardo Lucena, and continue until you reach the roundabout.
- Take the second exit at the roundabout to continue straight onto Avenida de Menéndez Pidal.
- Continue straight on Avenida de Menéndez Pidal and then turn left onto Avenida del Brillante.
- Keep right to stay on Avenida del Brillante, and the Córdoba Mosque will be on your right.
- Parking Córdoba: Located in Calle Conde Robledo, nº6 which is an 11-minute walk from the Cathedral Mosque of Córdoba.
- Saba car park: That’s open 24 hours a day at Córdoba Train Station, on the roundabout known as the Glorieta de las Tres Culturas.
- Templo Romano Y Tendillas: Free Parking By Jitkey located in Calle Yeso N2 1 3, 14002 Córdoba.
Walking to Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral
Strolling from Cordoba's bustling center towards the mesmerizing Mosque-Cathedral, one is immersed in the city's rich history and captivating charm. The maze of narrow, winding streets lined with whitewashed walls and vibrant flower pots reflect the city's multicultural heritage. As the grand structure of La Mezquita appears, visitors marvel at its stunning architecture, blending Islamic and Christian influences. This enchanting walk offers a glimpse into the harmonious coexistence of cultures, culminating in the breathtaking beauty of the Mosque-Cathedral.
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Frequently asked questions about getting to Cordoba Mosque
Where is the Great Mosque Of Cordoba located?
The Great Mosque Of Cordoba is located in Cordoba, the Spanish region of Andalusia.
How far is the nearest airport from the Great Mosque Of Cordoba?
Sevilla (SVQ) Airport is the nearest airport to the Great Mosque Of Cordoba which is 110.9 km away.
Can I walk to the Cordoba Mosque from the city center?
Yes, the Cordoba Mosque is located in the heart of the city and is easily accessible on foot. It's a pleasant walk through the historic streets of Cordoba.
What is the nearest taxi stop from the Great Mosque Of Cordoba?
Conjunto Monumental Mezquita-Catedral is the nearest taxi stop from the Great Mosque Of Cordoba.
What is the nearest landmark to the Great Mosque Of Cordoba?
Puerta del Puenteis the nearest landmark to the Great Mosque Of Cordoba.
Is the Great Mosque Of Cordoba wheelchair accessible?
Yes! The Great Mosque Of Cordoba is wheelchair accessible.
What is the best time to visit the Cordoba Mosque?
The best time to visit the Cordoba Mosque is early in the morning or late in the afternoon when crowds are smaller. This will allow you to enjoy the Mosque's beauty without being overwhelmed by large groups of tourists.